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TIN Mississippi Valley route will sell ox.
cursion tickets 10 and from oil stations at
one iar for the round TIP, December 22to
~, and December % Ia January . inclus.
i've. Ticket office, 81 Main street under
Peabody hotel.
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Rsand Trim n

By Chesapeake & Ohio route. will bc sold
nt one fare 10 Louisville, Cincinnati. Wash.
ingtsh. Richmond and intermediate points,
December % to 20, inclusive, good Iutum.
ing until January 8. Office under Pea.
body hotel.
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layigne's felt hats, sos.
layigno's waricrcd silks, 81.
l%ayignc's trimmed hats. your chocc. -.
laNigne h closing out this seasons goods
i. I.AyiUNE. No. 2j2 Main street.
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Jesse French Piano & Organ Co.,
q. X. llOuck, yice-prcsidcnt and manager,
No. 800 Main street.
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Ladies'. Attention.

Buy your husband, sweetheart or brother
a handsome Cigar Case at Samelson's Cigai
Palace. They will stamp names in gilt let.
tiers on all eases bought Of them, free Of
CHARGE.
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sesif. A n.riv.,bey's

CIR your good wines and lqu ~ a. Dave
kanfman's, - Madison street.
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seaife A Nerlv

Hundl, ihc celebrated Miller & Obcr shoe.
ior mems wear. Best IN thc world.
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DoN'r run after falsc goods. Trust TO the
healing virtues Oi Pc-ru-na, aud always have
II in the house.
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Notice

5 hcfchy given that In the matter q the estate ol
u larpb y. birk, now presumed 81 b. dead. the
ufphAns count ~ YORK cuuuy. ,u the State II
ielnsllNanla dll, on the l3ih dny u ncagnbaf.
4. ~, lssd. dcene that The I-rsuilpifun III The
death 81 said lse0h ~, DIRK H. maIf out pfo1f ni
such presumption having lsen p~foiuosl 10 said
court Ihrrrinu the tuld lHruh y. uink. II alive.
90 any ists"n ief aim, l. heWby rpuln-i Ia prp.
dncc io The suld ruttft, within tvtltu weeks from
the 2,ih day " n~ecenher A. ~. ps. IL tcing the
datc OF the last ms ninn of this NOTICE. satisfactory
evidence ~ the cont,nuaure Ia iito Of liz aid
laooh n. Difk. otherwise letters II naturalization
on the estate Of said Jacob y. Dirk viii b. granted
10 Hcury y. Dlk, as haf trou prayed Tor.
NiLitAME RAMSEY.
Ocfk NJ ihe Orphans' rnnn M md inr .alh rnnnir.
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CIR your rood wines and liquors at Dave
kauiman'E, Is Madison street.
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u The place whore you ran buy a pair Of ine
custom mad shoes for s..
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Administrator'a Notice.

WING qualified Ne adminlsimtor Of james
Kinney. decascd. IN the pfulate coun Of
-l.lNl tpNhl}, al rcfrons indebted 90 said estate
WI rnine iufunri and nay the aamc. aud ~ prf.
s'hs haftnf rlairls asnlnst sald estate viii present
TIE Gfuc authenticated IN the manner prescribed
by Law. 20 the undersigned
This December, 1881.
TR DATKtNs.
2. 2Al.II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
BALD kSOBBERS.
The Grand Jury Finds ,True Bills again
Forty.f0ur

The Grand Jury Finds ,True Bills Against
Forty -four.
ST. LOUIS, April IA special from
Ozark, NO., says: at two o'clock yester-
day afternoon the grand jury returned
eight bills in which forty.four Kuobbers
were charged with aeasults and unlawful
meetings.
Some Of the parties are charged with
Eve different offences and the total will
reach at least eighty. Only three Of the
mBn haye ~ yet been arrested.
John Hiles ia indicted in threa cases
for attending Bald Knob meetings, and his
brother IN one case. N. Il. Humble is In.
dicted in two caacs, one for administering
tho lssh. Bail ia fixed at $3.50 for each
charge. A Il tho indictments are for whip.
ping, intimidation End pouring out Chad.
wick whisky.
The grand jury has another lot of in
t,ictments to be reported on adjournment,
which, it is expected, will take place this
evening.
Tho Prosecuting Attorney gays there
will DO seventy.lvn Bald knobbe.s in
dicted on about 200 charges. Some very
important witnesses and several innn.
ential cisizsns, supposed 10 he under the
ban, have suddenly lei! tho country.
This Is Bad community. Old men.
preachers, dencons, doctors and the like
are selling their life's nccumulations to
rAiao q sum to retain lawyers to iofend
their misguided sons. Tho lnwyers'
harvcat will bs rich, but it will nearly
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SECOND TERM WORRY,

Col. Dorslieimsr's Statement Interllncd
with Explanations.
WARRINGTON, April 27.-It was gener.
ally supposed this afternoon that Elito,
Dorsheimer's declaration that the Ptes;.
dent had informed him lsat January that
he was on tho point Of announcing that
he would not again be a candidate, would
prove poser at the White House.
The Star this afternoon has an expla.
nation. that smacks OF authority, which
lays Colonel Dorsheimer out cold, and
still leaves the President free to lead the
Democratic hosts to victory or the grave,
1t is by far the most ingenious ard inter.
esting denial Of the series:
The editorial announcement by Mr.
Dorsheimer OF what be knows about the
second term story has not created mnch
Of seneation. What the President'a sen.
timents we're on January last is pretty
well known to o number oi publie men
with whom he spoke st that time. The
question for second term for Mr., Cleye.
land was not at that time being talked Of
as it is now. 1t came up only incidental,
~. The matter which then concerned the
President and other prominent men in
the party WAS the failure OF Congress Id
do anything. The matter was spoken oj
between the President and Democratic
members Of both the House and the Sen
ate, and regret was freely expressed by
the President OF the inaction.
ut was sometimes suggested that there
were Presidential aspirauts in Congress
who blocked legislation because Of the
fear Of advancing Mr. Cleveland toward a
second term. In answer to this suggestion
the President ssid, patriotically, that il
lear Of his getting second term was pre-.
venting Congress from passing legislation
that the good Of the country demanded ii
might be vol for him to relieve them oi
this fear by stepping aaide. 1t WAS in this
way that Mr.. Cleveland referred to the
question Of second term in speaking TO
several public mon in connection with The
inaction Of Congress. He probably spoke
to Mr.. DorBheimer in the same view when
he called at tho White House. Had he
been reposing confidence he yonl1
doubtless have spoken with some one OF
his more intimate friends and advisers"
The last sentence is cruel. II reads like
a sudden scratching Of Col. Dorsheimer'e
name from the list Of those fully tsus,e ed,
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AI,ll; FIND,


A story That Rends Like IL Tnle Of tho Arn-
biun Nights.
ST. LOUIS, April 27.--A special dispatch
IRON sin city Of Mexico t1iumphantly an
nouucrs The discovery OF two oil the sevep
loat Mexican bonanza mines by an Ameri.
can party ot prospectoIs.
Humboldt anu Hamilton speak OF the
tabuIoaB wnaltA obtained from these mines
by SpaHiaita They were worked up to
the nlAiia 0i the last century. In li56
the Indians swept over Northern Mexico
and destroyed Chihuahua, and all the
minera we're driven out. The Indiana
held control OF the country 30 long that
Al! rec9EdB were lost.
Recently Lieutenant kipper, formerly
Of the Uni;eh States Army; W. X. Glenn,
Of Illinois; Captain Allen and J. Mcintyre,
Of Chicago, went out on . surveying expe.
ditiOn In the inherent OF Sonora Land
Company, and in an old chapel found
maps and other da.u. Dividing into four
SmaiI partirp, q thorough search was be-
gun and Mcln,yre's party located what Ia
believed 10 bn the "Layopa" silver mine.
It ia in the InidHt OF thousanda OF ruined
buildings, among large churches and
lortA. Within radius o! four miles arc
420 w5rEnyq, old Apsniah iurnscea and
tons OF alag.
A lew daya later another party reported
the djaCoyeyy oilhe GuRynopa in the heart
os the Hicrra MGdre mountens. Around
II arn the miHB Of llS ltsAtorRs.
AdyiGea if0tn Sogales confirm tho re-
po,t anrl state that great placer field has
been located where the leaui,a Of 2N
years ago found fortunes for the church.
Great excilemtnt in mining Centers pre-
vain
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

Melvin DdGy fell from wagon nes.
Madison, Ind. and broke his neck.
salena Coddinp fell under train, nta,
Summit Station, o., and was ki!lcl.
The Guli, Colorado 4 Santa Fe railroa,
has united its track with that Of tho Atch
ison, Topeka 4 Santa fe.
Col. Lorenzo Torres haa been elected
Governor Of Sonora, Mexico. kaym0r
Corral was elected V!ca Governor,
Nova Scotia will have a bill introduced
in her Assembly looking to unrestricted
intercourse with tho United Staten.
Edwin Albert Schroeder, OF Brooklyn
han becn sueh by George Russell ThurRby
Tor 325 coo damages for alternating his witc't
affections.
T.J. Seaman, freight brakeman on the
Fort Wayne i.ailroAd, was syrestrd fol
rohbing freight traing. Other arrests art
expected to follow.
Henry iIsile, ol Cincinnati, in q 4. o
inaanity, attempted 20 murder hin viii,
and two children, and falling, cut hi
throat and died almost inetantly.
Tho Health Officer Of Cincinnati roportl
thu presence Of . torrihlc parasitic diHcau'
In beci cattle bong aent to tho local mar
ket. It In known ~ "big jlw."
Mrs. Jennie Bociic, Cnffls Smith, {
daughter by former husband, Ilntti'
jewell and i.izzie DociIs, NIL cnlorsd, ar,
under arrest at Cleveland, q charge,
with causing tho death Of child by cru
elty.
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SCuNEBELS AFFAIR.
A SETTLEMENT pRouApLE.
Germany Said to be Wlll!ag to Nslcase tho
French Commissnry, Provided ue Is Re.
moved from tho Frontier--Amsr,onn
Catholic cunivorslty-Fore,ru N,w.

PARIS. April 2'.-ln semi.oi]iclal circles
here 1t Is believed that Germany desires to
expedite the adjustment OF the schnaebes
affair and that arrangements ara progress.
Ing iavorably at Berlin for a PROMPT and
satisfactory settlement, which NAV renIor
the despatch Of tho German docuinenta IN
the case TO Paris unnecessary. Count
Herbert Bismarck. Imperial Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, has informed M. Herhe,tn
the French Ambassador at Berlin. thnt
Germany has received all tue documenis
IN the SGhnaebsls case. 0lI : - -
Another dispatch Gays: Tho schnaobels
incident is on theverge Of aottement. al.
though tho Government 10 able io nlaca
before the French ambassador ahsolnts
evidence that Schnaebole has long been
actively engaged in melting conspiraov
and acting as n Hpy In Alsace, and proof
that he WAS nrregled IL German territory,
1t is reported in official circles that 10
concillate France Germany will oilsr 10
release schnaebsls on condition that ho
be removed from the frontier post. The
papers make scant' reference to tho affair.
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C,SclNSATl, April 2L-An experimental
well has been aunk inside the business
portion Of Cincinnati which, at depth
OF SO fect struck vein OF natural gas
giving out n pressure OF twenty pounds
and is growing stronger. TWAS sunk on
Lower Sixth stree. near the Cincinnati,
Hamilton X Day ton depot, by company
Of gentlemen who believed gas would be
found. So quietly was it doue that only a
dozen or 30 knew it. Gas wRs struck yea.
terdsy, but the secret wAs not divulged
unit! this afternoon. It wns in charge of
A. Ii. Evans who bored ut Findlay, Is au
accepted authority and eays that tho Tren.
ton limeetone, which yields the gas, lies
underneath Cincinnati.
Tho new well can not be put down any
deeper, because it must be nhot, and that
can not be done inside the building now
sutrounding it, and new well will be
eunk few yards distant IN nn open lot.
There was much excitement among the
pasticB interested when gas Was reached
yesterday and company with 100000
WIS ut oucO formed to prosecute tho work.
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GARDENERS SCHEMES
For Mulctipg Money from the Cr0duIous
Who Bought His Paper.

For Mulctipg Money from the Cr0duIous
Who Bought His Paper.
CuIcAoo, April 27.-By direction OF
Postoiiice Inspector Kidder the l3O0C
copies OF the Farm Journal, detained @,
the postotlce as unavailable at second.
claas rates Of postsge, have been snrrend.
cred to the publisher, Thomas S. Gardner.
A few copies only were retained to be
used as evidence bstore the Federal Grand
July.
These papers, though mailed in April
bear date Of January |, and we're intended
to be distributed as sample copiea in com.
munities where the misleading circulars
had been scattered broadcast.
The Inspector has forwarded a rorort oil
the caee to Postmaster General Viiag, an,!
aeked for authority to return Garhnar'g
registered mail to the ssnJers. Abo1.
four hundred registered letteia addressed
to the Farm Journal Publishing Oo,apuny
have accumulated ht the postoiijce since
their delivery wan stopped, and they nre
still arriving at the reto Of about twenty.
five day. Gardner'a private mail is dc.
livered to him, and by that means he re.
ceives great many money orders, but
mono OF them are accepted when present.
ed Tor payment.
1t is estimated that Gardner muet have
realized profit Of about s20.0o0 IRON his
echeme before it was discovered. Letters
are being received daily at tho postoiIico
from subecribers Tor the paper, who olIer
to appear as witncesee against him.
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WHEELING i LAKE ERIE.
Whnt tho Shle OF the Rond Accomplishe, Q,
Connections With yynh,xb

Whnt tho Snle Of the lsonI Accom- plIshe.-
Connections With Wabash.
CLEVELAND, April GA railroad deal
OF considerable importance to Cleveland
was contaminated Monday, when the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie road was sold to
Sidney Dillon, Of the Delaware, Lscka-
wanna 4 Western, and the accredited rep.
resentasive Of the Gould party in New
York. 1t is announced on good authority
that this sale prevents the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie from passing into the control oil
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Company, and in
sures its operation as q separate trunk
line in connection with the Wabash Tes,
from Toleao. II is s'so asserted that g
corn.eti.s iNe w,ef itsnd the Della.
wtrr, Ia ckausans & Western, the west.
ern tenulnus OF which iB at Buffalo, will
be built, together with extensions from
Bowerstown, O., to Wheeling, W. Va,
and from some point in Medina county,
o., to Cleveland.
The articles Of incorporation of the
Cleveland 4 Southwestern road were filed
with the Secretary OF State on Monday,
and there seems but little doubt that the
incofporators are interested in the Wheel.
ing 4 Lake Erie. The Cleveland & South
western is to extend from Cleveland te
z.ueaville, passing through the counties
Of Cuyahoga, Medina, Wayne. Holmes
Coshocton, and Muskinsum. 1t will cross
the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie at some poin,
in Medina or Wayne county, and furnish
what Cleveland greatly needs-enothel
southern outlet. Should another road b,
built from Buffalo west to connect thu
Lackawsnua with the Wheeling & Lake
Erie it should by all means come to Cleye
land, and go out Of here over the CLEVELAND
& Southwestern when built.
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THE RESERVOIR RACKET.
Troops on the Scene-No Conflict With Ii
vuudHlk Yst

troops on the Scene-NO Conflict With the
Snudhls Yet.
TOLEDO, O., April 27.-The !awleea at.
tempt to destroy the Psulding county
reservoir is the result Of diacoutent on the
part OF the people ut the maintenance Of
a practically disuaed section OF the canal.
The Miami Snd Erie Canal runs from
Toledo to Cincinnati, At the town of
Junction, Pauldins county, the Wabash
and Eric Canal joins it. The latter
originally extended through Iudisua, but
that State years ago abandoned it. and
since then the Ohio section, from Junction
to the State line, eighteen miles, has been
practically useless. except for rafting TIM
ber to Defiance. Just east OF Autwern
Paulding county, Is the reservoir in dis.
pute, covering 1000 acres of ground.
1t was originally tho valley OF A
small stream, and wGs damned
and diked to make reservoir. On last
night band OF come two hundred men
residents Of the county, proceeded to the
lower end OF the reservoir, captured the
guards, who have been thore since the at.
tempt at destruction lew weeks ago, and
proceeded systematically to des.roy it.
Two locks were blown up with dynamite
and tho bulkhead at the lower end OF the
reservoir. Tho building occupied by the
gate-keeper was burned. The band worked
oil night cutting the dikes with pick and
spade. The volume OF water is thus large.
ly reduced, though the reservoir is not en-
tirely drained. The amount OF damage is
eetima,ed at $4,000. The people Of that
county are substantially a unit in desiring
tho destruction OF the reservoir, bscsuse
1t covers vast area OF fine farming land
and renders the entire region s;ckly, and
will give no information as TO tho men
concerned in the Outrage.
Fifty picked men Of tho three Toledo
companies OF the Sixteenth Regiment,
With their oilicers, and tho Toledo section
OF tho Fourth Ohio Battery with Gn.lipp
gun, md accompanied by Adjutant GEN,
cral Axline, lett here Tor Anlworp in re-.
sponys 10 the Governors orders. There Ia
no likelihood OF armed collision,
1t should be undentood that this frar.
meut OF the old Wabash aud Erie canal IA
not to be considered necessary 10 the
maintenance OF the integrity OF the canal
aystem Of Ohio. A bill was introduced in
the State Legislature las. winter TO absn.
don i, and cell it and the reservoir, but
fsiled to pass
Fred Reeves, member Of Company II,
Sixteenth re2imont, whi!e on .ln,y n;
Cecil, guarding tho canal against the
panlding dynamiters, accidentally shot
himself dead. 1t is reported that he
loaded against orders,
CiSclSSATi, April 27.-News from ,be
disturbances at tho pAuldins reservoir
this morning Indicate no material chnn,,o
in tho sitMaiion. At last aeeoun,s there
Ind hecn no conflict between tho troons
and tho mon Engaged in dculruyiny tho
nliih. Wnrka. 'N w
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SENSATIONAL TRAGEDY.
An Alleged Hihilist Killed In Floritla- Docu.
menta Discovered.

ments Discovered.
TAMPA, FLA. April 81 Word has
reached the police authorities here to be
on the lookout for two fugitives wanted a
Fort Myers to answer for sensational
tragedy. The mon wanted are T. O. Rus
sell, formerly OF Madison, Ind, and hif
son Dudley. GF Mr
For threo or four yeara an islsad aes,
Fort Myers has had for hermit.like resi.
dent Gustav Chucar, fugitive Russian
Nihilist, who has mado adniiesions which
leave no doubt that he was implicated In
tho plot which ended in the murder Of the
father Of tho present Gar. In fact, Chucar
exhibited Russian papsrs In which re.
ward was offered for hia capture,
Upon h!G arrival in tbs State, Chu car
took poascasiou OF the leland, with the
owners consent, bpilta hut, an, preyent.
ed oil persons from landing. He always
went armed, and had couple of riiles
hung on the wall. Laat week Mrs. M. q.
ioomans sold the Island to Mr., Ruppell.
Yesterday, with her husband, she accom-.
panied the RusseIIs to the leland to per.
auade Chucar to leave 1t. Upon learning
their mission he threatened 10 kill snyone
who attempted 10 disposeas him,
During the parleying young Russell and
Mr.. feomans got between Chucar and I,is
weapons, and Russell snstched up one Of
the rifles, which was discharged, killing
Chucsr Instantly. The Russells fed. and
Yeomans and his wife returned to Fort
Myers. They claim that the shooting was
accidental.
1t is rumored that papers making i'm,
portant Nihilistic revelations are among
Chucar's effects.
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UNTIL the Interstate Commerce act
has mad lair tria! nobody can know what
are ttA lnhnrrn! defects, These, whatever
they may ne, will probably be remedied
BY C2ag-ess ct It's next session. It may
be that ate! Congress has done its beat
Hom4lhjDg will remain for the Ststes to do,
and then Wet Virginia should do what
ever maY he necessary for her protection.
Any !CsialAtioa had previous to that
time woaId NECESSARILY be largely in the
dark and might hurt more than it would
help. We have gone this long, and in
view Of the wise interference Of Congress
We can afford TO 90 until the next session
OF the Legislature before we make new
departure. When the Legislature doee
act il ought to hs aure o! what it is doing
and take hold with p firm grip.
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CALHOUN would have been without a
monument until tho end Of time had it
depended on Republicans to erect one to
bis memory. Bat Democrats think it no
dlscredit to do honor to his memory, and
Democratic President writes letter in
honor Of the event. And yet "Old Hick.
oEy' in bis day looked upon Calhoun as
man dangerous to the peace and welfare
OF the country; in fact as conspirator
against its c3iatence.
1t is strange 10 see the ex.President OF
the de!unct Confederacy aEd the Presi-
dent Of the United States both writing
letters honoring the name and fame Of
such man. 1t wAs natural enough for
Davis TO write i'll bis honor, but entirely
unnatura! and unbecoming for the Presi-
dent Of tho presayyed Union to take any
part in the proceedings.